Real World Brooklyn: Scott Herman - Page 4

GoldenWarrior · #25 09-23-2008

Originally Posted by killer_tofu

Oh come on GW! Open your mind to a little man booty!

But if you're not willing to check it out... here is a description: It is a picture of him shirtless up against a wall so that we see his backside (it looks like he's trying to seduce the wall or something) and he has jeans on but they are pulled down just a little bit. So really... it's not any different than what you see every day walking down the street with these guys having their pants down below their bums!

LOL Ummm...how about no....I can live without seeing any man booty what so ever. And I don't walk down the street, I drive so if there are guys in the middle of the street with their pants hanging down then...well I swear it was an accident. :P

**LilysMom** · #26 09-24-2008

I would say his pants are pulled down to the very bottom of his ass with that oh so come hither look in his eyes!

Kt as a straight woman I agree, that pose is not for the female gender

**Killer_Tofu** · #27 09-24-2008

Originally Posted by LilysMom

I would say his pants are pulled down to the very bottom of his ass with that oh so come hither look in his eyes!

Kt as a straight woman I agree, that pose is not for the female gender

Haha, well I didn't want to tell GW that because then he definitely wouldn't have went to look at it!

**OtherPplsDrama** · #28 09-24-2008

posted by say what:
Is it just me or is every cast member a professional model/fame whore? Where are all the "real" people? *le sigh*

Originally Posted by killer_tofu

And for real about your last point! Where are the "real" people? Although I am intrigued by this season being different.

Whoa Whoa Whoa now...hold the phone!
Isn't this the same group who, in the very first pic discovered, said that all these people were "plain" and "different" and "not typical real world cast". And now, they are "models" and "famewhores"?!

I seem to remember another poster here saying...."hey lets not judge them yet, it's just one picture...."

Just sayin'!

burdette · #29 09-24-2008

Originally Posted by OtherPplsDrama

Whoa Whoa Whoa now...hold the phone!
Isn't this the same group who, in the very first pic discovered, said that all these people were "plain" and "different" and "not typical real world cast". And now, they are "models" and "famewhores"?!

I seem to remember another poster here saying...."hey lets not judge them yet, it's just one picture...."

Just sayin'!

lmao

**Killer_Tofu** · #30 09-24-2008

Originally Posted by OtherPplsDrama

Whoa Whoa Whoa now...hold the phone!
Isn't this the same group who, in the very first pic discovered, said that all these people were "plain" and "different" and "not typical real world cast". And now, they are "models" and "famewhores"?!

I seem to remember another poster here saying...."hey lets not judge them yet, it's just one picture...."

Just sayin'!

I am allowed to change my opinion whenever I damn well please! haha Ok no seriously though... just because someone is a model, doesn't mean I think they're attractive...

saywhat · #31 09-25-2008

Originally Posted by killer_tofu

Just for the record, I didn't actually think Scott was gay. I was making a very vague joke about that picture being geared towards gay men. I'm a straight female and I find the picture borderline gross, but also amusing...DEFINITELY not hot or sexy!

And for real about your last point! Where are the "real" people? Although I am intrigued by this season being different.

I wouldn't say it's .... "judgment" - judgment is such an ugly word. lol. I, personally, never said they were plain. I think that you have to be a famewhore to be on this show. I tried out, I'm one of them. Just judging from the questions used to pick cast members, I thought they were going way left on the housemates. I say, bring on the wal-mart workers! It's all in good banter. I'm just as curious to see what everyone brings to the table.

Maybe it will be the most shocking season ever. Maybe it will bring life back to Real World and replace some of the other guilty pleasures that have taken over the forefront as of late. Also, I don't know about other ladies but I never found man a$$ to be enticing.... Man crack.... *shivers*

**V1man** · #32 09-25-2008

Originally Posted by saywhat

I wouldn't say it's .... "judgment" - judgment is such an ugly word. lol. I, personally, never said they were plain. I think that you have to be a famewhore to be on this show. I tried out, I'm one of them. Just judging from the questions used to pick cast members, I thought they were going way left on the housemates. I say, bring on the wal-mart workers! It's all in good banter. I'm just as curious to see what everyone brings to the table.

Maybe it will be the most shocking season ever. Maybe it will bring life back to Real World and replace some of the other guilty pleasures that have taken over the forefront as of late. Also, I don't know about other ladies but I never found man a$$ to be enticing.... Man crack.... *shivers*

Urban Dictionary -- famewhore: A person that prostitutes himself or herself on a media outlet, preferably a reality TV show, in the hopes of sustaining an ample amount of their 15 minutes

OK, if that is what you think, but I'm old-school (or just old) and find that exocentric compound word (famewhore) just a little offensive.

Having worked in and around all aspects of the business (i.e., news and entertainment, both scripted and "reality"), I've never really seen much difference at the motivational level for why people want to be on camera. Every casting sheet that I've used told me exactly the character the producers were seeking. Given that this season's guidance was to find X strangers who were involved in organizations or causes and whose outgoing personalities would both clash and yet fit together in some noteable homogeneity, the tone of the interview you experienced in not unusual. (The general guidance is "No more Lacey's -- she's a wonderful person, but simply not good, sustainable television).